Sentence examples for normally articulated from inspiring English sources

And this outmoded understanding of history has thrown traditional readings of reputation out of joint with those normally articulated by the communications industry.

For example, it reduces normally articulate and sophisticated people to gibbering in the online equivalent of grunts.

When questioned at a recent town hall meeting in Tampa about the impact of U.S. military aid to Israel on Palestinian civilians, the normally articulate Obama appeared visibly flummoxed before sputtering, "Look, look, look, the Middle East is obviously an issue that has plagued the region for centuries".

Because abortion could be articulated as a "religious" issue, churches normally precluded from direct lobbying or candidate endorsement could direct their members based upon opposition to abortion.

Such ability to articulate what normally remains unarticulated – to give voice to young people normally silenced – has generated its own response.

Age data, derived from a normally distributed population (Shapiro-Wilk test, p = 0.44), were articulated as mean plus SD and 95% confidence intervals (CI); the difference of means was evaluated by Two-Sample t test.

Clinton was experiencing a public lashing that, as Morrison attempted to articulate, would normally be reserved for a black man.

Normally, I would expound upon my reasons, but one of the speakers today articulated the perspective of genetic genealogists (and other DTC test consumers) so well that I asked whether I could share her remarks here, and she kindly agreed.

This fundamental question was articulated by Fankhauser himself, who noted that radical changes in cell shapes were needed in order to generate normally shaped organ structures out of the much larger cells in heteroploid animals.

— lacked articulated answers.

"New values are being articulated".